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Cat-flinging works well, too. Dropping an unwilling cat on an unwaking teenager is way fun.
Worked for my son through most of high school. I usually started with a song about the ‘dancing kitty’ that was about to land on him. Eventually the threat of singing worked by itself.
My Uncle used to try waking my cousins with annoying little rhymes. If wakey, wakey, layer cakey didn’t do the trick, step two was an ice cube dropped into the collar of their pajamas.
My mom used to toss the cat into my room. That didn’t work, unless the cat decided to lay on my face. After a while, my mom would threaten to throw the dog in the room too. (The dog was an outside dog, not housebroken, nor a cat lover.)
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The_JAM said, 8 months ago
Use cold water.
ewennick said, 8 months ago
Cat-flinging works well, too. Dropping an unwilling cat on an unwaking teenager is way fun.
bald 716 said, 8 months ago
grab his leg and pull then make him walk to school if he misses the bus
Doctor Toon
said,
8 months ago
ewennick says:
Cat-flinging works well, too. Dropping an unwilling cat on an unwaking teenager is way fun.
Worked for my son through most of high school. I usually started with a song about the ‘dancing kitty’ that was about to land on him. Eventually the threat of singing worked by itself.
cleokaya
said,
8 months ago
My Uncle used to try waking my cousins with annoying little rhymes. If wakey, wakey, layer cakey didn’t do the trick, step two was an ice cube dropped into the collar of their pajamas.
Rmom said, 8 months ago
My mom used to toss the cat into my room. That didn’t work, unless the cat decided to lay on my face. After a while, my mom would threaten to throw the dog in the room too. (The dog was an outside dog, not housebroken, nor a cat lover.)